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iamjanco

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  1. 5 hours ago, UltraMega said:

     

    KInda a side note that your comment made me think about, what do you guys usually do with your old GPU when you upgrade? For a long time now I have been in the habit of selling my old GPU right after I get a new one, so the price to upgrade is only ever as high as the difference between what I can sell my old one for and what the new one costs. 

     

    Because of Covid/mining, when I sold my 1080Ti and upgraded to an RX6800, I actually made a little bit of money (like $10). After that I sold my RX6800 for $400 and bought the 7900XT for $800. 

     

    Do you guys do this sort of thing? 

     

    I typically give away things to those deserving, mostly because I can't take it with me.

     

    Now that I could use a new to me  truck though...

     

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    git r done.jpg

     

    redneck.jpg.9a04ea869c82a2bbfa29393b7ca497db.jpg

     

    something like those would do

     

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  2. FWIW and I haven't tried it, you can apparently run Windows on a Steam Deck:

     

    WWW.XDA-DEVELOPERS.COM

    The Steam Deck is powered by SteamOS, but you can install Windows on it with the proper installation media

     

    The linked page provides three ways to do so--including permanently replacing the Steam OS with Win 11--but doesn't necessarily recommend making the permanent change.

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  3. 3 hours ago, Slaughtahouse said:

    Wow Zork sounds awesome. Btw, I love those axo section cut, drafted view in that last map. 

     

    I enjoyed it (and a lot of other text adventures). If you'd like to give it a go, you can play it online for free these days:

     

    PLAYCLASSIC.GAMES

    Zork I: The Great Underground Empire is an interactive fiction adventure computer game written by Marc Blank, Dave Lebling, Bruce Daniels and Tim Anderson and published by Infocom in 1980. Play Zork I: The...
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    Following is an excerpt (screen cap) from a short run of that game, which runs in an online dos emulator:
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  4. > see's people getting frustrated about gaming on older versions of windows;

    > boots up Commodore 64 and runs Zork 1;

    > wants to avoid getting eaten by a gru;

    > breaks out old dust covered box with cheat sheet in it;

    > dusts off and opens old box with cheat sheet in it;

    > takes out cheat sheet and studies it;

    > go north;

     

    zork_map.thumb.jpg.3b03392437cdcf177a79c1cc7a6cd94e.jpg

     

    > you enter a pitch black, dark chamber where you hear an ominous, scruffling sound. a gru hits you over the head, takes your wallet, and eats you. 

    > would you like to play again?  yes | no;

     

     

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  5. 5 hours ago, Andrew said:

    They're not, I think it's the lighting. The lights I have are really cheap.

     

    lighting, eh. i'd like to know where i can get some of that black mayo. mine always turns runny grayish green brown like clumped up snot on a bad day before it ever gets black.

     

    important note: also see: snot1, snot2

     

    oh, and btw, bon appettite 😋

     

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  6.  

    Spoiler

    The door was open I was seething
    Your mother burst in it was freezing
    She said it looks like it's trying to rain
    I was lost I felt sea sick
    You convinced me that he'd left
    You said keep talking but don't use any names
    I scolded your driver and your brother
    We are old enough to know how long you've been hooked
    And we've all been through the war
    And each time you score
    Someone gets hauled and handcuffed and booked

     

    It felt like four in the morning
    What sounded like fire works
    Turned out to be just what it was
    The stars looked like diamonds
    Then came the sirens
    And everyone started to cuss

     

    All the noise was disturbing
    And I couldn't find Irving
    It was like two stations on at the same time
    And then I hid your car keys
    And I made black coffee
    And I dumped out the rest of the rum

     

    Nick and Socorro broke up
    And Candice wouldn't shut up
    Fin he recorded the whole thing
    Ray he said damn you
    And someone broke my camera
    And it was New Years
    And we all started to sing

     

    Should auld acquaintance be forgot and never brought to mind
    Should auld acquaintance be forgot for the sake of auld lang syne

     

    I was leaving in the morning with Charles for Las Vegas
    And I didn't plan to come back
    I had only a few things
    Two hundred dollars
    And my records in a brown paper sack

     

    I ran out on Sheila
    Everything's in storage
    Calvin's right I should go back to driving truck

     

    Should auld acquaintance be forgot and never brought to mind
    Should auld acquaintance be forgot for the sake of auld lang syne

     

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